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771. Injection of Amobarbital Sodium into an internal carotid
artery is used as a test for
dysarthria
dominance
hemianopsia
dichotic listening eh noneof the above
772. In cases of nonrighthandedness (left hand or various degrees
of ambidexterity) with language disorder, the lesion is
more commonly in the left hemisphere
more commonly in the right hemisphere
just as likely to be in one hemisphere as the other
almost invariably in the left hemisphere ie Oe almost invariably in the right hemisphere
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Causes of mutism do NOT include
ae ie
uncooperativeness
depression or schizophrenia
diffuse brain dysfunction such as subarachnoid hemorrhage, trauma, or metabolic disorders
midbrain, pontine, or bilateral cranial nerve lesions
aphasia
The patient who requests a ‘‘pin-pink’’ instead of a ‘‘pen’’ is
exhibiting
literal or phonemic paraphasia
verbal paraphasia
Gerstmann’s syndrome
anosognosia
a typical callosal syndrome
In Gerstmann’s syndrome, the patient will
carry out verbal commands with the right hand
not carry out verbal commands with the left hand
name (concealed) objects held in the right hand
not name (concealed) objects held in the left hand but
with the left hand, he can draw that object previously
held in it
none of the above
In denial of illness
when the disability is admitted, the patient generally is
quite concerned
the patient usually has a right hemiplegia
the situation is, unfortunately, generally permanent
the lesion is usually in the right hemisphere
the lesion is usually in the left hemisphere
In apraxia, the defect is generally
> OOS
least marked to verbal command
most marked on imitation of the examiner
less marked in the handling of objects
equal for all these
none of the above
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778. In typical organic causes of ‘‘amnesia’”’
TIM
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the patient may have a very selective form of memory
disorder
the patient may have a total or global form of memory
disorder
the patient, who is not aphasic, is unable to state his own
name
fugue states occur and may affect the patient’s reporting
of memory involving several week’s time
none of the above
In memory disorders
A.
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the hippocampus and mammillary bodies probably play
minor roles
short-term memory probably involves a molecular
change
the limbic system is probably most important
long-term store probably involves continuation of nervous activity
none of the above
In Korsakoff’s syndrome
A.
Oo Ao
thiamine deficiency may cause severe lesions in the mammillary bodies
the hippocampus may be more markedly involved than in
Alzheimer’s disease, head trauma, or tumors
memory disorder is less prominent than are other intellectual features
when due to trauma, typically does not improve
none of the above
In testing for dementia
>
O
mo
the antecedent intellectual development plays little role
a patient with Korsakoff’s syndrome will be expected to
have difficulty naming objects but will know where he is constructional capacity and proverb definition are not
really relevant
recent memory and attention are among the least useful
none of the above
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782. In the differential diagnosis of dementia
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